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Alert Service Bulletin: ASB MBB BK117 C 2 29A 003
Alert Service Bulletin: ASB MBB BK117 C 2 29A 003
Alert Service Bulletin: ASB MBB BK117 C 2 29A 003
Summary:
With this Alert Service Bulletin (ASB), Airbus Helicopters Deutschland (AHD) prescribes the
installation of fasteners with double locking for the hydraulic module plate.
With Revision 0 and 1 of this ASB a visual inspection and a tightening torque check of the
attachment hardware of the hydraulic module plate was prescribed.
With Revision 2 of this ASB the installation of attachment hardware with double locking is
prescribed.
Compliance:
1.C REASON
The hydraulic module plate of the MBB‐BK117 C‐2 has four attachment points at the
fuselage. All four attachment points are secured by means of single locking. Design
reassessment revealed that due to insufficient stiffness of the hydraulic module
plate in case of a single attachment failure a double locking of the fasteners is
required.
Until the installation of the new attachment hardware with double locking , AHD
prescribes a first time inspection and a repetitive inspection every 400 Fh (+ 40 Fh
tolerance) of the attachment points of the module plate assembly.
1.D DESCRIPTION
Remove the old attachment hardware of the hydraulic module plate. Install new
attachment hardware with double locking.
NOTE The flow chart below is valid until Section 3.B.3 has been
accomplished.
a) Do the first time visual inspection and tightening torque check of the attachment
points of the module plate assembly i.a.w. Section 3.B.1 and 3.B.2 at the latest
100 Fh after the receipt of Revision 0 of this ASB.
c) Install the double locking attachment hardware for the hydraulic module plate
i.a.w. Section 3.B.3 by January 31, 2018 at the latest.
Non‐installed equipment and parts:
Not applicable.
1.F APPROVAL
Approval of modification(s):
The information or instructions contained in this document refer to change no. 4328.
The technical content of this document is approved under the authority of DOA No.
EASA.21J.700.
1.G MANPOWER
1.K REFERENCES
AMM MBB‐BK117 C‐2.
Not applicable.
Remark:
A = AHD does not take back parts with old part numbers.
B = Only necessary if the existing cover gets brocken during removal or
installation.
Qty.
No. Keyword Specification ** CM Rem.
(approx.)
1 PU‐Lacquer 10 cm2 ‐ 478 ‐
2 Hardener a.n.* ‐ 479 ‐
3 Thinner a.n.* ‐ 480 ‐
*a.n. = as needed
** Specification i.a.w. AMM, 01‐00‐00, 2‐1.
CAUTION
RH side shown. 1 A
LH side is identical.
VIEW A
2 3 4
9‐10 Nm
1 Hydraulic module and hydraulic module plate
2 Hexagon bolt
3 Nut
4 Cover
Use a mirror and a flashlight to inspect the nut and the hexagon bolt for condition.
Check the nut for tightening torque.
B
A
VIEW A VIEW B
4 3 2 2 3 4
Inspect the split pins, the castellated nuts and the hexagon head bolts for
condition and correct installation.
NOTE In the following the procedure for the LH side is described. The
procedure for the RH side is identical.
3. Remove the self‐locking nut (4, Fig. 3), the washer (3) and the hexagon head bolt
(2). Discard old parts.
4. Install the new hexagon head bolt (5, Fig. 3) and the new self‐locking nut (6).
Tighten the self‐locking‐nut (6) with a tightening torque of 13‐14 Nm.
5. Determine the self‐locking torque of the self‐locking nut (6, Fig. 3):
NOTE A thread protrusion down to 0 mm (nut flush with the bolt thread)
is allowed as long as the self‐locking torque can be applied.
6. Screw the second self‐locking nut (6, Fig. 3) with the determined self‐locking
torque +1 Nm until it has contact with the first self‐locking nut.
1 A
VIEW A
Before retrofit After Retrofit
2 3 4 7 5 6 6 7
1 Hydraulic module plate
2 Hexagon head bolt
13‐14 Nm Self‐locking torque +1 Nm
3 Washer
4 Self‐locking nut
5 Hexagon head bolt D290M0001201
6 Self‐locking nut EN2883‐080 LH side shown.
7 Cover RH side is identical.
Consider order of installation.
Determine self‐locking torque of self‐locking nut. Screw self‐locking nut with
self‐locking torque +1 Nm until contact with first self‐locking nut.
A thread protrusion down to 0 mm (nut flush with the bolt thread) is allowed as long
as the self‐locking torque can be applied.
Figure 3
NOTE In the following the procedure for the LH side is described. The
procedure for the RH side is identical.
1. Remove the installed split pin (5, Fig. 4), the old castellated nut (3), the
grounding strap (6), the washer (2) and the old hexagon head bolt (4). Discard
old parts.
2. Install the new hexagon head bolt (4, Fig. 4), the washer (2), the grounding strap
(6) and the new self‐locking castellated nut (3). Tighten the self‐locking
castellated nut (3) with a tightening torque of 11‐13 Nm.
3. Secure the self‐locking castellated nut (3, Fig. 4) with a new split pin (5).
4. Check the electrical bonding of the hydraulic module i.a.w. AMM, 20‐00‐00,
2‐11.
5. Protect the grounding connection with PU‐Lacquer (CM 478, CM 479, CM 480).
LH side shown. 1
RH side is identical. VIEW A
Respect AMM, 20‐00‐00, 2‐11 for After retrofit
electrical bonding.
Discard old attachment hardware.
1 Hydraulic module plate
2 Washer
3 Self‐locking castellated nut
2
DIN65246‐08E
4 Hexagon head bolt
EN2549D080016F 3
5 Split pin
LN94‐20020
6 Grounding strap
4 5 6
Figure 4
4 APPENDIX
Not applicable.